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From historical fiction to romance to nonfiction, explore the Paris of the 1920s, 1950s, and 2020s, lighthearted Paris, Paris during wartime, and more.

The staff of Kobo talk about the books they most loved reading in 2024.

We sifted through the books published in 2024 to highlight some of the stand-outs. Check them out!

Our final update for 2024 includes a white Kobo Stylus 2, page-turn buttons to wake your Kobo, enhanced parental controls, a less dark Dark Mode—and more.

For anyone struggling to cope with a loss, these books may offer comfort, insight, and even some company for the long and lonely journey through grief.

From snowboarding and roller derby to tennis and rugby, these sports provide unique backdrops for swoon worthy love stories.

Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with clinical psychologist Jonathan Stea about his book Mind the Science: Saving Your Mental Health from the Wellness Industry.

From fun and dishy thrillers to literary masterpieces, these books are the best of the best in literature.

Featuring everything from tragicomic family sagas to thrilling page-turners, check out the books Kobo staffers loved in November.

Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with Anne Fleming, 2024 Giller Prize finalist and author of Curiosities, a novel about a handful of unusual 17th century lives.